Grants to New York City businesses for training and onboarding new employees. Funding is intended to assist businesses in recruiting qualified candidates, support the development and employment of local talent, and create a skilled workforce that will positively contribute to the economic development of New York City. W...

Opportunity valued at $10,000 for New York City women and minority business owners to participate in a program to help their business grow. The program will teach participants how to win contracts, how to identify and target profitable projects, and how to invest in a marketing program appropriate for the business owner's ...

Grants of up to $1,000 to New York City K-12 public schools for projects that enhance sustainability within the school. Priority will be given to recycling and waste-related projects. Examples of funding projects include, but are not limited to, building a new school garden or expanding an existing school garden, creating ...

Grants to USA, Canada, and International film production companies to produce major fiction film and television series that are filmed in Jerusalem's municipal area. Jerusalem must be the plot focus of the TV series or film. Funding is intended to revitalize Jerusalem's film industry. Background: In accordance with ...

Grants to New York City individuals to help support urban farms and community gardens in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island and the Bronx. Funding is intended for new gardens and renovation projects in the five boroughs, including community gardens at daycare centers, senior centers, and public housing developments...

Income tax credits of $3,000 per year per eligible employee or income tax credits of $1,000 per year per eligible share to New York City businesses that relocated their operations to New York City. Eligible relocations include those from outside of New York City or from below 96th Street in Manhattan, to specific locations...

Grants of up to $1,000 and in-kind services to New York City volunteer-led neighborhood groups, primarily representing low-income communities, for projects to improve their communities through local engagement and action. In addition to the cash grant, groups will be able to leverage designated City services.